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Originally Posted by Palemoon
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Case in point, you and your guildies waiting all day at the docks in Ocean of Tears for noobs to sail by so your massed necros/shamans can stack dots on them from the dock and sick pets on them. While they cannot fight back without jumping off the ship and missing their boat across the ocean. I.E. a tactic to cause the most amount of grief possible to the player , wether they "win" the pvp (and still miss their boat) or die (and miss their boat).
Wonder how many players wrote red99 off just on account of that, useing broken boat mechanics to cause maximum amount of grief to others.
Business as usual to the killers of the genre, those that play to only grief.
You and your type are here for only ONE reason, and its not to play EQ. Its to cause as many people as you can to quit. Then you will aounce "this game is not worth our time anymore" and move onto the next game that will let you grief others. Thats why we need GM rules/involvement, to keep cancers like you who have no interest in the actually game in question, in line.
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Please ban me. I'm leveling in Ocean of Tears and killing people that pass by on the boat. Fucking moron. Go hide in the boat instead of riding outside announcing to the whole planet your ass is ready to be pounded.
The GMs should be on the server to prevent exploits, get players unstuck, help with bugs, resolve training, etc. The GMs should NOT be involved whatsoever in player to player interactions. If someone ninjas from your raid - its on YOU, protect the corpse. If someone attacked you when you didn't feel it was right (on a boat) then its on YOU, have your guild KoS them or something. The staff should be invisible in player-player interactions.